The MeG Podcast Season 3 Episode 3 - Looking Back, Looking Forward

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In this last episode of The MeG Podcast for 2022 the team and guests sit down for a bit of a rambling chat looking back and 2022, forward to 2023, and a few other things.

Hopefully a bit of light entertainment for you for the holiday ...

Rather than get into some serious history and dubious army list suggestions the usual team plus guests Paul Cummins and Graham Klaka sit and chat about a few MeG related things.

So sit down, maybe grab a drink (Paul did) and listen to what the gang have to say about what they enjoyed in 2022, what they are looking forward to in 2023, and, amongst other things, why catafracts may be the best troops in MeG.

On a more practical level Graham shares some thoughts and information about 3D printing which will hopefully be of interest.

The podcast can be found here - https://themegpodcast.podbean.com/

Apologies that Paul's audio came out a bit quiet; we did have some "Microsoft issues" on the night 😒

Lastly, to all our listeners have a great Christmas and New Year, and hope to see many of you at events in 2023 😁



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